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Aerial photo of the Gamlarætt ferry port, where the Streymoy entrance of the Sandoyartunnilin is also located. The photo was taken before construction
Aerial photo of the Gamlarætt ferry port, where the Streymoy entrance of the Sandoyartunnilin is also located. The photo was taken before construction started.
Sandur, Faroe Islands
The most reliable information of a church in the Faroe Islands is that of Sandur, dating back to the 11th century.
The most reliable information of a church in the Faroe Islands is that of Sandur, dating back to the 11th century.
Harbour scene in Sandur. The ferry MV Sildberin to one of the southern islands: Skúvoy.
Harbour scene in Sandur. The ferry MV Sildberin to one of the southern islands: Skúvoy.
The inlet Sandsvágur and the sandy beach after which the village is called. This is the only beach on the Faroe Islands with dunes and beach grass.
The inlet Sandsvágur and the sandy beach after which the village is called. This is the only beach on the Faroe Islands with dunes and beach grass.